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2015 Browns Offseason Thread

  • Commander of Awesome
    Pick6;1711048 wrote:Maclin going to KC. Have to think that helps the Browns if they are targeting a WR at 19.
    Have to think Browns were used to gain leverage. Typical
  • iclfan2
    Haha Tony Grossi has an article this morning stating that the Browns might not make too many free agent additions in the hopes of compensatory picks. He has gone full retard.


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  • BR1986FB
    Not that he's a top tier corner but I'll be a little disappointed if they let Skrine walk in FA. He seems to have improved over the last couple of years and, unless they have someone up their sleeve in FA, they really have no legit replacement on the roster right now. No confidence at all in handing that position to Gilbert.
  • HitsRus
    Skrine played pretty well last year.....would like to see him re- signed.
  • wildcats20
    Hoyer to the Texans.
  • BR1986FB
    wildcats20;1711134 wrote:Hoyer to the Texans.
    No shock there. It's been rumored that it would be his landing destination for awhile. Makes too much sense with O'Brien there and the possibility of starting.
  • bases_loaded
    Skrine is going to get paid the kind of money that we will be happy we didn't give him in a year or two. Seeing Gilbert's training videos with Haden I think were going to be ok at CB next year.
  • SportsAndLady
    wildcats20;1711134 wrote:Hoyer to the Texans.
    This post sounds like the Cleveland/Houston game thread. Smh
  • Commander of Awesome
    Mallet resigned with Texans. Hope hoyer is cool holding a clipboard
  • sleeper
    Hoyer isn't a big loss. Now if JFF could just quit football forever, I'd be happy.
  • bases_loaded
    at least were not 49ers fans...can you imagine...fuck.
  • like_that
    bases_loaded;1711178 wrote:at least were not 49ers fans...can you imagine...fuck.
    Witnessing 5 super bowl titles and only rooting for your team when they are good? Man, must be rough...
  • BR1986FB
  • thavoice
    bases_loaded;1711178 wrote:at least were not 49ers fans...can you imagine...fuck.
    Because?

    Insider said there was zero truth to the Kap getting traded rumor.

    As for the browns not getting guys hoping for compensatory picks?? Losing Hoyer wont garner much of one. I think they can upgrade their team with some of the FA's out there. May have to overpay but ya have to start somewhere.
  • bases_loaded
    Patty Willis is retiring.
  • bases_loaded
    like_that;1711180 wrote:Witnessing 5 super bowl titles and only rooting for your team when they are good? Man, must be rough...


    Sorry I forgot to check my sarcasm in with the fun police. Serious Business is a few floors up.
  • thavoice
    bases_loaded;1711190 wrote:Patty Willis is retiring.
    Gotcha. Thought ya were talking about the Kap rumor.
  • Commander of Awesome
    BR1986FB;1711188 wrote:Trent Cole is in for a visit.

    Also interested in Ed Dickson....

    http://bleacherreport.com/tb/dg9vh?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=cleveland-browns
    Seems like a solid Dansby type signing.

    I'm also intrigued by Conley:

    http://www.nfl.com/draft/2015/profiles/chris-conley?id=2552652

    I'd spend a 3rd round pick on him.
  • like_that
    bases_loaded;1711191 wrote:

    Sorry I forgot to check my sarcasm in with the fun police. Serious Business is a few floors up.
    I gave you the benefit of the doubt since you jerked off to Ben Tate and started talking shit about how he is the best RB on the tram while the Browns were down 21+ to the Titans LOL.
  • bases_loaded
    Talent wise I thought he had it, dude was a little bitch though when it came to attitude apparently.
  • CCRolly
    At least we resigned Seymour. Ugh...
  • lhslep134
    thavoice;1710588 wrote: They will need to overpay for someone...
    Which already takes a lot of the options off the table. Just because you need to overpay for someone doesn't mean overpaying him is the smart move.
  • lhslep134
    HighRoller74;1711013 wrote:
    Of course the only real thing that matters on the NFL contracts these days is the Length and Guarantee.
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    More specifically, the cap hit
  • thavoice
    lhslep134;1711283 wrote:Which already takes a lot of the options off the table. Just because you need to overpay for someone doesn't mean overpaying him is the smart move.
    True. The good position they are in though is they are no where near the cap. You dont want to be stupid and such and just throw $$ around. Best to be calculated but with the culture of losing that teh browns have they will need to overpay for someone to come in free agency.
  • lhslep134
    thavoice;1711285 wrote:True. The good position they are in though is they are no where near the cap. You dont want to be stupid and such and just throw $$ around. Best to be calculated but with the culture of losing that teh browns have they will need to overpay for someone to come in free agency.
    I know it's different because one of the main reasons they got f'ed is that the picks were under the old CBA and therefore the old hugely guaranteed contracts to rookies but the Lions are a good example of why you don't overspend just to spend money. They got themselves in a position where they couldn't realistically hold on to their best player because they were overpaying players at other positions and managed their cap pathetically.

    I'd much rather have the Browns only throw their hat in the ring for players that make sense economically once you remove the "have to overpay to get them to come to Cleveland" premium.